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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
4
Announcements of interest must be paid at six cents per line with minimum twenty five cents. Obituary and marriage notices are published free. Personal or business benefit items charged at regular rates. Card of Thanks six cents per line. Poetry five cents per line.
Governor William A. Comstock asserts the Reconstruction Finance Corporation will not remain Michigan’s 24 hour benefactor as LF money is a loan, not a gift, requiring future repayment. The state economy aims for prudent limits while lenders retain oversight.
Central York residents Alger Allison and his father David Allison near Mooreville were visited by Herbert Gilman of Mooreville. John Gooding hosted a county gathering with Wirt LeBaron of Azalia and Norabel and In all of Azalia calling on Mrs. John Gooding. Cassius Debbetham of Milan confined to his bed after a recent illness.
Adrian Blisman and James Hammond visit business and family circles in Hammond. multiple residents visit Detroit and Kalamazoo relatives. Eleven grade columns preview physics English history and Clover Time play. seventh grade works on Czech designs while eighth grade studies light and Reconstruction.
An ad touts a claim that a husband lost 16 pounds in four weeks and promotes Kruschen Salts as the way to reduce hips and fat. It promises a money back guarantee on the first jar and urges purchase at drugstores with testimonials of improved looks and health.
St John s Lutheran Church Bridgewater M Co Philipp pastor announces divine service at 10 AM with school at 72. English services held every second and fourth Sunday of the month. All are cordially invited.
Dr. D. D. Brown and Dr. A. H. Brow practice dentistry in Tecumseh Michigan at 112 West Chicago Street on the first stairway west of Lilley Bank. They promise complete modern X Ray service with office hours daily and Saturday evenings.
The company notes a long decline in service use after three decades of growth but insists on uninterrupted electric availability. It cites 1929 to 1932 kilowatt hour figures, asserts no staff reductions, and says construction paused as projects ended. It remains confident in future demand and plans for new plants to meet it.
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